Sorry I was not clear, the ITEMS /FOOD left in the fridge.

Now all the foods left inside got rotten and they smell horrible.

As I said above in most states the excess funds woul be returned to the tax lien holder upon redemption.

It’s not necessarily a foreclosure case.Including as a defendant in the lawsuit someone who would likely be a superior lien holder suggests to me there is more going on than a straightforward foreclosure.Or it could be something simple like an unreleased lien and the court is being asked to quiet title or otherwise weigh in on lien priority.Let us know how it shakes out. 

That's it.If your message is "I have food", your audience better be starving!

I know most properties around here have 2nd liens and others but it is the 1st lien holder that is brining the foreclosure action.When it goes to sale what happens to other liens in CT?

I have seen "noob's" have issues with, say, a 5br home and trying to get that payment standard from a 3br voucher holder.

I know they mean well and try to frame it this way in my mind, but getting financial advice from someone who is copelled by food is maybe not the best idea.Instead, offer $300 for an hour of their time.

Someone with experience with visa holders being passive business owner and investor.

Hey Jonathan....thanks for replying and that gives me food for thought.